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Analyzers to help writing AwesomeAssertions the right way.
Published
Feb 24, 2025
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Install
dotnet add package AwesomeAssertions.Analyzers --version 0.34.2
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README
Extension methods to fluently assert the outcome of .NET tests
A collection of Analyzers based on the best practices tips.
Analysis and Code Fix in Action
Install
using the latest stable version:
dotnet add package AwesomeAssertions.Analyzers
Docs
- FluentAssertions Analyzer Docs
- MsTest Analyzer Docs
- NUnit4 Analyzer Docs
- NUnit3 Analyzer Docs
- Xunit Analyzer Docs
Configuration
© Thanks to https://github.com/meziantou/Meziantou.FluentAssertionsAnalyzers
You can exclude assertion methods using the .editorconfig file:
[*.cs]
ffa_excluded_methods=M:NUnit.Framework.Assert.Fail;M:NUnit.Framework.Assert.Fail(System.String)
Getting Started
Build
dotnet build
Tests
dotnet test --configuration Release --filter 'TestCategory=Completed'
Benchmarks
https://fluentassertions.github.io/fluentassertions.analyzers/dev/bench/
Example Usages
Changes from Previous Version
No structural changes between v0.34.1 and v0.34.2.
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